Deist Goes to Bat Defending Christianity's HORRIBLE Record on Colonialism | John Gleason & BAR
May 27, 2026
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Tim from New York calls in to say Christianity didn't cause slavery, it was just used to rationalize it. What follows is 41 minutes of John and BAR methodically taking that argument apart. BAR traces the transatlantic slave trade from the papal bulls through the KKK through the Faith Based Initiative through MAGA, asking one simple question the whole time: if the Quakers were protesting, who exactly were they protesting against? John adds the cherry on top when Tim tries to use prison crime statistics to defend Christianity, and John reminds him exactly who fills American prisons. Tim walks away absolutely certain he won. The hosts are less sure about that.
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